Polk's Wisconsin state gazetteer and business directory. 1905-1906., Part 141

Author: R.L. Polk & Co; Murphy & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Milwaukee, [Wis.] : Murphy & Co.
Number of Pages: 1890

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Wisconsin Telephone Co, W H Aldrich Union Mercantile Co, general store.

A. O. COLBY "Everything Electrical."

Complete Stock of Electric Light Supplies at Market Prices. Prompt -

Delivery. LA CROSSE, WIS.

Ontario

WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Oregon 955

Day C. B, general store. Delap George, furniture. Dickaw John, mason. Dormer John, hotel. Elgin Creamery Co.

Goodenough Herman H. general store. Hammon Seth. blacksmith.

Haney A H, saloon.

Haskell D E, livery.

Haskell H C. hotel. Johnson Fred P, physician.

Joseph W E, carpenter. Lawrence John C, blacksmith.

Lord Charles W, confectioner.

Lord & Joseph, barbers.

Lower James, blacksmith. Lower & Walker, general store.

Newland J A, hardware. Prentice B H, carpenter.

Sandon Charles M, general store.

Sandon & White. saw mill.

Schwender H G. carpenter.

SLOGGY SAMUEL & SON, Drugs. Stokes Frank, meats. Sullivan Eugene, grocer. Timmerman Herman, bridge builder. Walker L R, farm impts.

Wallace Wint, livery.

Ward George, mason.

OOSTBURG.

Population, 350. On the C. & N. W. Ry., in Holland township, Sheboygan county, 10 miles south of Sheboygan, the county seat and banking point and 43 from Milwaukee. Exp., Am. Tel., W. U. Telephone connec- tion. John Theune, postmaster.

HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.) Blaw JJ A. railroad exp and tel agt.

Doane Mathew, hardware.

Fuhrman J C, flour mill.

Grotenhuis B, blacksmith.

Grotz J P. saloon. Grotz Mrs J P, millinery.

Hunbreqtse G J, bicycle repr.

Lemkull John, harnessmaker.

Lemkull & Sieberink, cheese mnfrs.

Lammers G J, produce.

Lensnik J, cheese mnfrs.

Oostburg Canning Co. Teller Josiah. furniture. Te Ronde Bros, saw mill. Te Ronde Wm D, jeweler. Tendallen John. blacksmith.

THEUNE & WYPHUIS, General Store. Verstraate & Hesselink, general store. Walvoort D J, saloon.

Was Edward, physician.

ORANGE.

A country postoffice in Marshland town- ship. Burnett county, 30 miles northeast of Grantsburg, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail. tri-weekly.

HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)

OREGON.

Population, 750. An incorporated village Johnson Ira D, restaurant. on the C. & N. W. Ry., in Dane county, 11 Jones B L, mngr Oregon Telephone Ex- miles south of Madison, the county seat, 93 change.

from Milwaukee and 128 from Chicago. Has Keller Charles B, mason.

Catholic, Danish Lutheran, Methodist and Presbyterian churches, a $16,000 school building, a bank, and a weekly newspaper, the Oregon Observer. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. A. R. Loveland, postmaster.

HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)

Algard & Richards (John H Algard. Roy C Richards), blacksmiths.

Allen Nels, nursery.

American Express Co. A M Anderson agt. ANDERSON ARTHUR M, General Store and Agt Am Exp Co.

Anderson Rasmus, mason.

Argent Rev E J D (Presbyterian).

Bank of Oregon (capital $10,000), J E Litel pres, J F Litel jr cashier.

Barber & Jeffery (Sanford E Barber, Eric Jeffery). meats.

Barnett Rev J W (Methodist Episcopal).

Bennett Louis J, physician.

Bennett Wm C, physician.

Bethel Wm. mason contractor.

Boehm Edward, agt C & N W Ry.

Brophy James P. harnessmaker.

Chandler Arthur, milk.

Chandler Warren, livery.

Colby Ralph, photographer.

Comstock Bros (Wm R and Frank lumber.

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Condon Rev M A (Catholic).

Connor John P, general store.

Coward John H, shoemaker.

Coward & Barry (Frank W Coward, Sam- uel. J Barry), grocers.

Cowdrey & Wackman (Forest B Cowdrey, Charles Wackman), clothing.

Cramer James. blacksmith.

Criddle George & Son (George and Arthur), drugs and wall paper.

Cronk Richard C. strawberry grower.

Cronk's Opera House, R F Colby mngr. Cullen Ambrose, farm impts.

De Jean & Bell (Cornelia De Jean. Maud Bell), milliners.

Dreher Isaac, live stock and town clerk. Feeney John, windmills and well borer. Fisher Henry, painter.

Fox, Arthur O, stockbreeder.

Fox John H, live stock.

Garry Wm, tobacco grower.

Getz G W & Son (George W and Norris), wagonmakers.

Gillette Wim M, real estate.

Gould Franklin, principal of school.

Grady Thomas H. grocer.

GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL, John Wal- ters Propr.

Guynup Fred L. jeweler and genl store. Hanan Herbert E, dentist.

Hanson Harry D. publr Oregon Observer.

Hanson Rev Nels (Lutheran).

Haskell & Getts (Herbert M Haskell, Nor- ris Getts), lawyers and real estate.

Hayes John T. real estate and auctioneer. Henningsen Eric, shoemaker.

Jensen Hans J. tailor.

Johnson Cornelius D, carpenter.

Joseph H. Hirz, Manager, 350 East Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.

KEASBEY & MATTISON CO., the original and only manufacturers,

85 % Magnesia Sectional

STEAM PIPE AND BOILER

Coverings. E

PEOPLES TAILORING CO. 250 & 252 WEST WATER ST ..

FINE TAILORING At Popular Prices. MILWAUKEE.

FIRE PROOF.

ABSOLUTELY

The Greatest of all Coal Savers.

Reliable Life Insurance at Cost. Combining the BEAVER'S economy of Fraternal Insurance with the Reserve Fund Stability of Old Line Insurance. · DEPUTIES

WANTED. Ben. E. Wait, Sec., Stoughton, Wis.

Tanks, Smoke Stacks and all kinds of Sheet Iron Work

956 Oregon

R. L. POLK & CO.'S Osceola

Kelley Wm T, stone quarry, 3 miles n w. Keithly J W, physician. Kiser Bros (John B and George W), stock Kvale Rev O J (Lutheran).

breeders.

Knight Charles, barber.

Lamont & Son (Matthew W and Wm M), carpenters.

Lindsay James J, furn and undertaker. McDermott B Sons (George and Wm), gen- eral store.

McGill Robert, horseshoer.

Martin Charles R, cigar mnfr.

Marvin Hardware Co, L B Marvin mngr. Rime T O, tobacco.

Mayan Matthew, saloon.

Miller Demire, carpenter.

Montgomery George, cigar mnfr.

Morrison Edward H, livery.

Mortson Christian, contractor.

Nelson Alfred R, apiarist.

Nelson Anna, baker, confr and restr.

Netherwood C W, mayor.

O'Brien James M, physician.

Oregon Observer, H D Hanson publr.

Oregon Telephone Exchange, B L Jones manager.

Osborne Robert H, drayman.

Piller Adolph H, carpenter.

Poole Charles C, painter.

Powers Charles E, farm implements.

Prichard Bros (Eric and Wm), hardware.

Reilly Bernard D, well borer.

Sholts Ralph, stone quarry, 2 miles s.

Soden Wm, carriagemkr, city clk justice.

and

Sorenson Carl, saloon.

Sorenson Rasmusson & Hobbs, saloon.

Stone Bros (Homer and James), live stock. Taylor Henry, carpenter.

Therkelsen Samuel B, grocer.

Theobald George, mason.

Tisserand Francis G, blacksmith.

Usher Henry, barber.

WALTERS JOHN, Propr Grand Cen- Currier John F, hotel. tral Hotel.

Wilke Bros (Ernest and Walter), meats.

Wisconsin Telephone Co, H H Marvin agt. Kensella Mrs T J. teacher.

Wolfe Charles, carpenter.

ORFORDVILLE.

Population, 450. A village on the C., M. & St. P. Ry., in Spring Valley township, Wolf River township, Winnebago county, Rock county, 83 miles southwest of Mil- 27 miles northwest of Oshkosh, the county seat, 8 from Fremont, the nearest shipping point, and 1212 miles southeast of Weyau- wega, the usual banking point. Has rural waukee and 12 southwest of Janesville, the county seat. Has Baptist, Lutheran and Methodist churches, a graded public school, a bank and a weekly newspaper, the Her- free delivery from Fremont.

ald. Mail stage daily to Newark, 7 miles south. Telephone connection. Tel., W. U. Exp. ,U. S. Charles Taylor, postmaster.

HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)

Allen & Allen, general store.

Anderson Harold B, physician. Brittingham & Hixon, lumber.

Clementson G, general store.

Cleveland S C, barber. Domhalt Ole, painter.

Farmers and Merchants Bank (capital $25,- 000), O P Gaarder pres, T E Tollefsrud cashier.

Greenhurd K N, cigar manufacturer.

Grinwalt & Son, broom mnfrs. Gunderson & Holden, plow mnfrs. Hangen E E, undertaker. Heimbolt George, lawyer.

Heyerdale A G, meats. Hisgard H N, tobacco.

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Loken Lars, tinsmith.

Mehling F O & Co, creamery.

Mowe Daniel jr, railroad, exp and tel agt. 'Nelson John, painter.

Nolty P, livery.

Orfordville Telephone Co (inc).

Peterson Gilmore, grocer.

Reeder H H, hotel.

Rime M O, hardwore.

Roen Oscar, jeweler.

Rokusek & Falmer, cigar mnfrs.

Sater Clara, teacher. Shafer Mrs E J, hotel.

Skalrud E E, saloon.

Skogen Helen. dressmaker.

Skogen Ole, shoes.

Slater & Nass, blacksmiths.

Strauss Simon, insurance.

Taylor B J, live stock.

TAYLOR CHARLES, Drugs.

Thompson Andrew pumps. Tollefsrud & Peterson, tobacco.

Trosten Bros, saloon.

Trulson & Hangen, general store.

Wagley H N, agrl implements.

Walhurd Nels, saloon.

Wee T O. general store.

Wells J N, dentist.

ORIENTA.

Population. 26. A postoffice on shore of Lake Superior, in Bayfield county, 20 miles north of Iron River. the nearest rail ap- proach and banking point, and 66 from Washburn, the county seat.

HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)

Hopkins Michael. saloon and justice. HYNES MRS M A, General Store.

Springer Audrey, nurse.

ORIHULA.

A discontinued postoffice on Wolf river, in

HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA, (See page 4.) Butts Ernest, blacksmith. Vogt Bros, cheese mnfrs. Wentzel Bros, general store.

ORMSBY.

A country postoffice in Langlade county, 12 miles from Antigo, the county seat and banking point and 6 from Deerbrook, the nearest shipping point.

HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)

OSCEOLA.

Population, 600. An incorporated village and favorite summer resort, located on the M., St. P. & S. Ste. M. Ry., and on the St. Croix river, in Polk county, 39 miles north- east of St. Paul, and 20 southwest of Bal-

ZIMMERMANN BROS. Clothing Co.

384 East Water St., MILWAUKEE,WIS. RETAIL. -

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S S S

W. TOEPFER & SONS,

MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Gateway City Steel Tank and Roofing Co. Manufacturers of Eaves Trough, Conductor Pipe and Fittings. LaCrosse, Wis.

Osceola

WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Oshkosh 957

sam Lake, the county seat. It dates its!Stelling Jacob, harness.

settlement from 1844, and has Baptist, Luth- Stevens Andrew H, plasterer. eran and Methodist churches, excellent schools, a public hall with a seating capac- ity of 600, a bank and 2 weekly newspapers, the Polk County Press and the Osceola Vogel Henry C, carpenter. Sun. Exp., Western. Telegraph and tele- phone facilities. Robert Downend, post- Zorn Emil, mason. master.

Tredwell Edward, veterinary surgeon.

Van Antwerp David, blacksmith.

Van Hollan Henry, blacksmith.

Wagner Rev C G (German Lutheran).

HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)

Ames E B, restaurant. Population, 31,000. Is the county seat of Andrist Walter R, saloon. Winnegabo county, the third largest coun- Ashton Wm G, dentist. ty in point of population in the state. It Bank of Osceola (capital $25,000), Charles is located on the west shore of Lake Win-

H Oakey pres, Harry C Harding cashr.

Bethania Mineral Spring Co, Theodore L Larson pres, Elof Vitalis vice-pres, Adolph Larson sec and treas.

Beyl Ralph C, general store.

Bigger Rev Thomas (Methodist).

Chase Rev James E (Baptist).

Clark Samuel S, propr Hotel Cascade.

Combacher Henry E, physician.

Corey George M, feed mill.

Coryell George, R R, exp and tel agt.

Feyder John N, hardware.

Filzen Charles E, agrl implements.

Filzen Paul, produce.

Ford Barton, veterinary surgeon.

Gale Frederick E, mason.

Geiger Joseph, genl store.

Godfrey & Taylor (Glen Godfrey, G A Tay- lor), livery.

Goodrich Wm A, restaurant.

Hansen Gus, trout hatchery.

Hanson Peter, carpenter.

Harding Harry C, insurance.

Heald B A, carpenter.

Hone S C, jeweler.

Hotel Cascade, S S Clark propr.

Keuha Robert, saloon.

Klung Er, mason.

Kuske Emil, drayman.

Larson & Oakey (Adolph Larson, Charles and saw mill and wood working machin-

H Oakey), real state.

Lynn Carl M, lawyer.

Marsh Frank A, meats.

Mihm Henry C, barber.

Nason Merrill M, blksmith.

Northern Supply Co. Frank Langenbach tories, fancy glass works, three trunk fac-

agent, farm products.

OAKEY CHARLES H, Lawyer.

Olson Anton, shoemaker.

Opera House, W A Lodge mngr.

O'Reilly Martin J, lumber.

Osceola Mercantile Co (J N Johnson, E Leland), general store.

Osceola Mill and Elevator Co, Frank Na- gler pres, C C Ladd sec and treas.

Osceola Sun, A E Roese propr. Polk County Press.

Roese A E, propr Osceola Sun.

Rowcliff & Rowcliff (Thomas J and J W Rowcliff), painters.

Sargent Sanford C, photogr.

Schmidt Gus, live stock.

Schmidt Louis, farm impts.

Seleik Frederick, jeweler.

Severance Wm L. lawyer.

Shotwell John P, contractor.

Sleeper Eben W, drayman.

Staples Charles E, furniture.

Staples Charles W, drugs.

OSHKOSH.

nebago. where the Fox river empties into the lake. The Fox river being navigable from Green Bay to Oshkosh and points beyond gives the city direct shipments by water to and from the great lakes, and this, with the fact that it is located on the main line and Ashland division of the C. & N. W. Ry., the C., M. & St. P. Ry., and the Wisconsin Central Ry., makes it a center of production and distribution for the northern part of Wisconsin, the upper peninsula of Michigan and portions of Minnesota anl Iowa. The supply of pine and hardwood of the state is within easy access and the wood working industries of the place are therefore rapidly increasing. At present they include saw mills, planing mills, sash, door and blind factories, furni- ture factories, chair factories, coffin fac- tories, bank and office furniture factories, trunk. wagon and carriage factories, and also match factories. Oshkosh produces, for instance, more sash, doors and blinds than any city in the world, and the annual value of this product, togther with the lumber cut, the latter being now quite small, amounting to over $3,000,000. In ad- dition to the above list of industries, the city has boiler works, shingle machine

storage machinery. It is also becoming an important wholesale point, and now has wholesale grocery houses, paper and no- tions, boots, shoes and rubber goods, leather and findings, spices, sporting goods, and is a distributing point for one of the largest packing houses in Chicago. The press is represented by the North- western (daily and weekly). The Times (daily and weekly), the Wisconsin Tele- graph (weekly), The Oshkosh Observer (weekly) and Christian the Union (monthly). Several first-class hotels cater to the wants of the traveling public, Among them the Athearn Hotel is one of the best in the state, with all modern improve- ments, erected and furnished at a cost of over $130,000. There are also the Revere and Tremont, Yatchting is one of the great features on Lake Winnebago, and the an- nual regattas of yachts and ice boats are largely attended. This place is a favorite resort for sportsmen during the period

DYNAMOS, MOTORS and SUPPLIES. L. A. MEYER CO., 450 E. Water St., MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Atkinson Ave, bet. MILWAUKEE, WIS. (See page 10.)

FLOWER STANDS. Globe Wire and Iron Works,

10th and 11th Sts. I

ery shops, machine shop, pump factories, automobile factory, gasoline launch and sailing yacht plant. vinegar works. brew- eries, stone yards, lime kilns, logging tool factories. mattress and spring bed fac-

The MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INS. CO., Newark, N. J.

Total payments to policy-holders plus assets. Total premium receipts since organization in 1845.

$ 311,906,270 92 264,587,603.32

Excess of assets and payments to policy-holders over premium receipts .... $ 47,318,667.60 FRANK L. WILSON, State Agent. 58-59 University Building, Milwaukee, Wis

958

Oshkosh

R. L. POLK & CO.'S Oshkosh

when wild duck and teal are in season. Anderson A O, massage, 135 Main. while bass, pickerel and pike are found Andrews Andrew F, photogr, 59 Main. here in large quantities. The educational Andrews Merton C. grocer, 633 Main, res- taurant, 156 same. facilities are of a superior order, the school buildings are among the finest in Andrews N C, restaurant. 703 Main. the state, a state normal school being lo- Anger R B & Co (R B Anger), jewelers, 59 Main.

cated here, and the city is becoming not- ably prominent for the liberal and care- ful manner in which such matters are sup- ported and maintained. The Oshkosh Bus- iness College, one of the leading commer- cial colleges of Wisconsin, is located here. The city contains seven banks, with cap- ital of over $1,500,000, and with deposits of about $4,500,000. The different religious denominations are numerously represented, and the majority possess handsome and

imposing places of worship. Has three

hospitals that are equal to any in the state. The city is lighted by electricity and gas, has asphalt, brick and cedar block pavements on all the principal streets, has a splendid system of sewerage. the Holly system of water works, a well equipped and efficient fire department, telephone exchanges and all the facilities and requisites of a modern metropolitan city. Three electric interunban roads, con- nect Oshkosh and Neenah on the north, Oshkosh and Omro on the west and Osh- kosh and Fond du Lac on the south. The total mileage is 45 miles and the systems represent a cost of half a million dollars. In addition, a city system affords most excellent service. The city is well pro- vided with theaters, hall, etc., and has an opera house with a seating capacity of 1,200, a government building that cost $100,000, a city hall that cost $75,000, a high school costing $100,000, and a public library that represents in expenditures of $100,000. Exp., Am., National, Pacific and U. S. Tel., W. U. and Postal. E. M. Crane, postmaster.

HOLLISTER'S ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA. (See page 4.)

Abbott Rev James P (Baptist), 159 Algoma. Ablard George H, meats. Irving and Jack- son.

Abraham Charles F, tailor, 92 Main.

Abrams Fred, saloon, 307 Oregon.

Ackley S Breck, phys, 119 Main.

Adams A P, plasterer. 196 Main.

Adams Mrs A P, millinery, 198 Main

Adams Boat Co (H C and A H Adams), 234 Oregon.

Adams George B, fruits, 10 Otter.

Albert Rev E G (Evangelical), 360 14th. ALEXIAN BROTHERS HOSPITAL, Brother Constance Superior in Charge, 531 Jackson.

Allen A H, mngr Western Union Tel Co, 7 Washington.

Allen Mrs E. chiropodist, 211 Main.

ALLEN LEIGHTON P, Physician and Surgeon, Practice Limited to the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, 14512 Main.

Allen & Weidner (T S Allen, Julius Weid- ner), publrs Wisconsin Telegraph, 20 Waukoo.

Alyea George, saloon, 17 Main.

American District Tel Co, A H Allen mngr, 7 Washington.

134 Main.

Arfert Flora J, milliner, 10 Waugoo.

Arion Band and Orchestra, Dell Wright leader, 16 Waugoo.

Arling Mrs Marie, dressmkr, 31 Polk.

Armington Willard N, lawyer, 72 Main.

Armstrong W C, tailor, 152 Main.

Arnold Fred C, coal, 116 Ceape.

Arnold L F B, milliner, 58 S Main.

Arnold Vinegar and Yeast Co (G M Ar- nold), 283 IS| Main.

Arnold W F & Co (Annie and Lottie Ar,- nold), laundry. 275 Main.

Askin Charles F, jeweler, 159 Main.

ATHEARN HOTEL CO, George W Ath- earn Pres and Treas, Fred Athearn Sec, Proprs Hotel Athearn, Cor High, Divi- sion, Market and Opera House Square.

Atwood Herbert A. baths, 238 Main.

Atwood W L, agt Wisconsin Central R R, Algoma and Bond.

Auckerson & St John (J C Auckerson, W H St John), grocers, 273 Wis av.

Audiss Wm S, ins, 159 Main.

Ault Alexander, phys, 46 Jefferson.

Augustin Henry, blksmith, 14 Ceape.

Avery Mrs M, dressmkr, 337 Main.

B B PILE CURE, John V Bunn Propr, 266 Jackson.

Babcock Wm H. pianos, 205 Main.

Babcock Mrs W H, millinery, 205 Main.

Babcock & Sweet (Pearl Babcock, Charles O Sweet), painters, 2 State.

BADGER BOWLING PARLORS, Edward

Wickert Propr, The Finest Equipped Bowling Alleys for Both Ladies and Gen- tlemen in the Fox River Valley, 62 Mai and 33 State.

Badger Canning Co, A Hobart sec and treas, cor 3d and Bauman.

Badger Fred, clerk circuit court.

Badger Plating Works, Wm McNaughton propr, 34 Otter.

BADGER RESTAURANT, Edward

Wickert Propr, Everything the Finest, Private Dining Rooms, Open Day and Night, 33 State and 62 Main.

Baebler Jacob, saloon, 5 Algoma.

Baker H E, collector. 178 Main.

Baker W H, ins, Western bldg.

Baldauf Louis, grinding wks, 20 S Main.

Ballard A W Sons Co (Alfred H and Har- ley Ballard), bicycles, 51 Harrison.

Banderot-Chase Co. John Banderot pres, C C Chase sec, furniture mnfrs, 100 Ceape Bantin Charles, tailor, 28 Washington.

Baranowski & Stein (Walter Baranowski. Fred H Stein), clothing, 72 Oregon.

Barber A J & Co (A J and F J Barber), ins, 157 Main.

Barber Bros (Frank J and Arthur J), law- yers, 157 Main.

Barber & Beglinger (Charles and Henry Barber and Fred Beglinger), lawyers, 91 Main.

Barker Wm H, saloon, 215 Division.

American Express Co, J M Wolverton agt, Barkman Richard, grocer, 541 Main.

Barnes Edwin M, vet surgeon, 66 High.

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U. S. ENGINE WORKS

GUSTAV BOEK, Proprietor.

IMPROVED

Gas and Gasoline Engines

Portable, Stationary and Marine Engines from 1 to 12 Horse Power.

Our small portable rigs are designed and adapted to any kind of light work. They are made in sizes from one horse power upwards and can be placed on wheels or trucks when desired at an additional expense. They can be moved to the work instead of bringing the work to the engine. They are especially adapted to running cream separators, churning and any kind of dairy work, pumping, sawing wood, grinding feed, running corn shellers, dynamos, or any work where it is desired to move the engine.

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MANUFACTURER. FINE VEHICLES:

BUGGIES, PHAETONS, STANHOPES,

TWO AND THREE SEATED CARRIAGES,

CABRIOLETS, STATION WAGONS, BROUGHAMS, LANDAUS,

Hearses, Bearers' Carriages, Ambulances, Wagonets,

Hotel Coaches, Cutters and Sleighs.

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MANUFACTURERS OF

C. P. & J. LAUSON, GAS and GASOLINE ENGINES. 103 WEST WATER ST., MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Oshkosh WISCONSIN GAZETTEER. Oshkosh 963

Barnes Emil R, bicycles, 16 Church. Barnes Fred B, ins, Cook blk.

Barnes James A, propr Star Foundry and Machine Works.

Barnett Miles E, phys, 83 Main. Bartels Henry C, meats, 68 Oregon. Barton Mabel C, music tchr, 266 E Irving. Basilier J U, tailor, 160 Main.

Battin I H, agt Standard Oil Co, 65 Pearl.

BATTIS BROS (Allen P and Martin

T), Proprs Union Steam Boiler Works, Also Dealers in Mill Supplies, Pipe Fit- tings, Valves, Belting, Packing, Brass Goods, Etc, cor Pearl and Market. (See page 969.)

Bauer Charles F, music tchr, -189 Main. Bauer Music Co (Charles and Charles F Bauer), 178 Main.

Bauman J & Co (George and Louis A Bau- man), drugs, 131 Main.

Baur Trunk and Bag Co (Charles Baur), 190 Main.

Bedward Wm, saloon, Opera House sq. Beglinger Arthur, restr, 164 Main.

Behnke Charles F, drugs, 331 Main. Bell Albert C, saloon, 246 Oregon.

Bell & Frank (Wm Bell, Leo J Frank), contrs, 515 Main.

Below Ernest F, grocer, 49 Oregon.

Below E A, clk Revere Hotel, 10 Main. Below Fred H, barber, 45 Oregon.

Bemis-Hooper-Hays Co, E E Bemis pres, Ben Hooper sec and treas, grocers, 41 High.

Bender J L, dentist, 160 Main.

Benedict Edgar A, grocer, 549 Algoma.

Bennett A B & Co (A B Bennett), tailors, 120 Main.

Bennett Sisters (Jane and Martha V), dry goods, 347 Main.

Beno Florence, grocer, 177 Merritt.

Berger Herman R, painter, 120 Grove. Berndorffer Joseph, grocer, 277 5th. Berndt Rudolph H, ins, 233 Oregon. Bestner Peter, grocer, 231 Otto. Bias Harriet M, artist, Webster bldg. Bijou Theater, Campbell & Danford proprs, 140 Main.

Birely & Son (K M and H R), jewelers, 151 Main. Bischofberger John, saloon, 46 Main. Bishop H H, ins, Webster bldg.

Blanchard C H, bicycles, 70 Oregon. Bleck Bros (Rudolph and Oscar), shoes, 48 Buringer R E, dentist, 59 Main.

Oregon.

Bleck Herman J P, saloon, 94 Oregon. Blissett Lulu L, music tchr, 38 Pleasant av. Bloechl & Putz, meats, 407 5th.

Board of Trade of the City of Oshkosh. Wm B Stickney sec, Algoma blk.

BOEK GUSTAV, Propr U S Engine Campbell Wm J, lumber, Algoma bldg. Works, Mnfrs Improved Gas and Gaso- line Engines, 42 Marion. (See page 961.) Boelter & Leupold (Charles Boelter, Alma V Leupold), coal, 259 6th. Bond F W, real estate, 140 Main. Bornmann Arthur T, barber, 25 S Main. Bornmann Bros, saloon, 23 Main. Borsack J F, meats, 281 Main.

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Polk's Wisconsin state gazetteer and business directory. 1905-1906., Part 141

Author: R.L. Polk & Co; Murphy & Co Publication date: 1905 Publisher: Milwaukee, [Wis.] : Murphy & Co. Number of Pages: 1890

Author: R.L. Polk & Co; Murphy & Co
Publication date: 1905
Publisher: Milwaukee, [Wis.] : Murphy & Co.
Number of Pages: 1890